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China-Latin America Trade (2013)

Abel Halpern June 11, 2014

Millions of US dollars.

Country	*Exports*	*Ch.'13/'12*		*Imports*	*Ch.'13/'12*		*Total*	*Ch.'13/'12*

Argentina	$8,750	11.1	%	$6,096	-7.1	%	$14,846	2.8	%
Bolivia	$531	50.4	%	$280	-13.4	%	$811	19.9	%
Brazil	$36,190	8.3	%	$53,666	3.1	%	$89,856	5.1	%
Chile	$13,110	4.0	%	$20,800	0.9	%	$33,910	2.1	%
Colombia	$6,829	9.5	%	$3,622	14.9	%	$10,452	11.3	%
Costa Rica	$926	2.7	%	$4,755	-9.8	%	$5,681	-8.0	%
Cuba	$1,374	17.2	%	$505	-11.3	%	$1,879	7.9	%
Dominican Rep.	$1,046	1.5	%	$294	-28.5	%	$1,339	-7.0	%
Ecuador	$2,965	13.4	%	$775	-17.2	%	$3,741	5.3	%
El Salvador	$522	6.4	%	$9	22.0	%	$531	6.7	%
Guatemala	$1,475	14.8	%	$174	153.8	%	$1,648	21.9	%
Haiti	$324	14.2	%	$15	52.2	%	$339	15.5	%
Honduras	$799	-24.4	%	$233	-8.3	%	$1,032	-21.3	%
Mexico	$28,970	5.3	%	$10,271	12.0	%	$39,241	7.0	%
Nicaragua	$523	12.0	%	$92	-20.4	%	$615	5.6	%
Panama	$10,985	-28.2	%	$44	-16.9	%	$11,029	-28.2	%
Paraguay	$1,356	1.5	%	$61	26.8	%	$1,416	2.3	%
Peru	$6,186	16.0	%	$8,489	0.2	%	$14,674	6.3	%
Uruguay	$2,324	-3.6	%	$2,465	27.9	%	$4,790	10.4	%
Venezuela	$6,063	-35.1	%	$13,122	-9.1	%	$19,185	-19.3	%

Total	$131,247	0.2	%	$125,768	1.1	%	$257,015	0.6	%

Sources: International Monetary Fund (raw data), Latin Business Chronicle (percentage change)

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